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An unexpected tryst with the Bengal fox

An unexpected tryst with the Bengal fox Updated: Updated: June 05, 2021 12:57 IST An entire family of the rarely spotted Bengal fox graced the lens of a photographer recently, in Tamil Nadu Share Article AAA Peekaboo Three of the foxes shot by Karthik special arrangement   | Photo Credit: Karthik Ramamurthy by special arrangement An entire family of the rarely spotted Bengal fox graced the lens of a photographer recently, in Tamil Nadu When Chennai wildlife photographer Karthik Ramamurthy realised he would be spending this lockdown at his home in Kanchipuram, he anticipated the rural joys of birdwatching and clear, starry skies. What he did not expect, however, was to chance upon a creature he had not seen since 2011.

The Wildlife Guide to Sikkim - Outlook Traveller

Outlook Traveller SIGN IN WITH GOOGLE The Definitive Wildlife Holiday Guide to Sikkim The red panda, the state animal of Sikkim, can be found on the coat of arms of the Sikkim Forest Department, Photo Credit: Shutterstock Home > Explore > Story > The Definitive Wildlife Holiday Guide to Sikkim The dense forests, hills and mountains of Sikkim are home to a huge variety of animal species from musk deer and red panda, to bharal or blue sheep, the Himalayan black bear and the elusive snow leopard. 09 Min Read Due to encroachments, and climate change, many of the species found in Sikkim are endangered or threatened. The lowland forests of Sikkim are home to Sikkim’s largest reptile Burmese python, house geckos, the Himalayan crestless porcupine, the Chinese pangolin, and barking deer.

Chinese cuisine and traditional medicine behind rising sea cucumber crimes in Lakshadweep

Chinese cuisine and traditional medicine behind rising sea cucumber crimes in Lakshadweep By Jaison Wilson New Delhi, Apr 8 (UNI) Sea cucumbers found in the seafloor play a critical role in marine ecosystems, cycling nutrient material. But these otherworldly animals have been prized as a delicacy in Asia for centuries, where the wealthiest would eat the creatures as a nutritious high-protein treat. But their demand has increased since the 1980s, especially in China. And so has their poaching and smuggling. Islands in and around of Lakshadweep have in recent years been witnessing the seizure of the marine animal worth crores of rupees.

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